sony vx 2000

Hey everyone, I am thinking about buying a sonyvx2000 and I would just like you 2 say your input and well what ever..so yeah. I personally was hoping for a canon gl2, but realized that a vx2000 was almost 1000 cheaper.

>anywho, im off 2 bed now, check you outs 2morrow<

Nha, you dont need that. If you have too much money, send me some, or buy too "normal" cams and fisheye. This ís so attention whoring again.

Go find Randumb dans thread about the same thing and you´ll see waht we think about it.

1st I dont have the money
2nd I cannot go down to "normal" cams because I've filmed with a GL2 before
3rd I didnt know their was another post
4th after highschool im taking 2 years of college in film and shit, then from their might go into the canadian airforces and work on film and shit there

I have a vx2000 its amazing

who cares if u used one before?

Two normall cams will do so much more for you, 2 angles on clips etc.....u really do not need this cam. Im not oging into it all again because I got wound up on randumb muffins thread.

thats a sweet Cam man id love to have that

I would rather have 2 mini dv cams,but then again the picture quality is fucking insane just look at dangs vids

I considered buying one of these, I even worked out how long it would take to get the money (15 months Image file not present in the recovered backup). But then I realised that I could just spend my money on 2/3 3CCD cams, for possibly £450 each, then I could have virtually the same quality, more angles, and I wouldnt have to worry about my cam getting stolen or confiscated so easily - it's virtually impossible to hide when your in a hurry

lucky...if your ever going 2 sell it, I live right down the street, well a couple streets like 2 hours down highway 17, but I will buy it.

Get one if you feel filming is what you want to do.. if you've never filmed shit (or well not much) why imediately start with a VX2000? They are hella expensive and if you give up filming after 6 months you bought it without a reason so think twice before buying one.

Yes, don't buy it until you've had a fair amount of experience.